Venezuela’s opposition licks wounds after electoral defeat

The outcome leaves hard choices for the country’s fragmented opposition about the work needed to tackle Maduro’s regime via the ballot box. It is also a setback for many of the international backers of opposition leader Juan Guaidó, who the US recognises as the country’s legitimate interim president. By Gideon Long. Full Text -> FinancialTimes

Traducción de cortesía -> The outcome leaves hard choices for the country’s fragmented opposition about the work needed to tackle Maduro’s regime via the ballot box. It is also a setback for many of the international backers of opposition leader Juan Guaidó, who the US recognizes as the country’s legitimate interim president.

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